Hunting seasons listed for Trans-Pecos antelope and deer
Ranch notes outline antelope hunts in Alpine Marfa and Hudspeth County with headquarters at local Chambers of Commerce. Deer season set December 1 to 8 in the Trans-Pecos region. Quail and jal (javelina) open meanwhile. Elk? Not mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Moore
Black Gap
Alpine
Alpine Chamber of Commerce
Marfa
Brewster
Jeff Davis
Trans-Pecos
Big Bend
Dean
Dave Poole
Nine Point Ranch
Pollard Ranch
Soil Conservation Service
Don Forker
San Antonio
Marathon
Skillman Grove
Gussie Brown
Highway Funds Pledged for Brewster County Roads
Marshal Fomby announced nearly 2.0 million earmarked by the State Highway Commission for Brewster County road work. He spoke at Alpine Rotary Lions and praised local engineers, noting delays to a 26 mile gap on the River Road from Terlingua to the Presidio county line and urging Texans to fund improvements beyond federal programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Commission
Brewster County
Marsahll Formby
Commission
Formby
Alpine Rotary and
Lions Clubs
Holland House
Cathedral Mountain Lodge
Chamber of Commerce
Brewster
Presidio
Big Bend National Park
Mexico
Ojinaga
Chihuahua City
Terlingua
Presidio County
Highway Commission
Charles Holmes
Alpine
Uncle Sam
Texas
Plainview
Herb Petry, Jr
Charlie Hawn
Highway Department
Coi
D. C. Greer
Hopkins County
McAdoo
Dickens County
Army Engineers
Texas Tech
University of Texas
Baylor Uniersity
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ranch News
George
John Hall
Brawley
Calif
George Mills
George Brown
Earl Fallis
Oklahoma
Kansas
Ft. Stockton
Kincaid
Montgomery
Lennox
Rex Ivey
Colorado
W. T. Potter
Iveys
Presley Bryant
Ft. Worth
Bryant
BY Hallie Stillwell
Marshall Formby
Center
Cathedral
Tom Yarbro
Hunter
Marshal Fomby
Vacation Bible
Church of Christ
Alpine, Texas
Robert W. Hamilton
8Th Court of Civil Appeals
Dotafl-Cio
J. Edwin Smith
Houston
Ge Ballas Morning News
Acst
Forchheimer’s
Ktoni
Todd
Boy Scouts of America
CHARM